Germany's Military Rearmament: Echoes of History In Conflict With Russia
In a provocative strategic shift, Germany is dramatically expanding its military involvement, deploying advanced autonomous drone technology that signals a profound transformation of its post-World War II military doctrine. The deployment represents more than technological innovation—it's a geopolitical statement laden with historical weight.
These AI-equipped micro-drones symbolize Germany's most significant military commitment since the Second World War, breaking decades of strategic restraint. The autonomous systems, capable of independent targeting, mark a controversial escalation that resurrects uncomfortable memories of Germany's military past.
The Europeans are trying hard to escalate now that the next US government will start negociating peace soon. Europe needs russian reparations to deal with its fiscal disaster.
https://eutoday.net/berlin-to-send-advanced-kamikaze-drones-to-ukraine/
#MilitaryEscalation #GeopoliticalTensions #HistoricalContext #DroneWarfare #GlobalSecurity #germany #nato #russia #ukraine
Autonomous... Independent targeting? If that's not a war crime, idk what is.
Deploying AI as weapons should be considered equivalent to genocide.
Heh, I was just noticing that
How much of the world you experience is genuine? How much a copy?
The real is inside. Usually what we feel is a conclusion. Hurt, therefore anger. Sated, therefore happy. But before the conclusion is a story. Feel the whole story ; don't just skip to the end and be that.
What would happen if you stopped managing your heart and let it feel everything?
#wisdom #psych #psychology #meditation
I suspect we've hacked the matrix - all the bro science is turning out to be true.
Lambos are dumb. They don't even look good. But a red light bed is something I'd pay good sats for
They've been censored on every other platform for years. Imagine you're a kid in highschool, experimenting with the wild world of internet chat, and naively express an attitude in that general direction - and promptly get banned or worse, shadow banned. That hurts. And it gets a reaction - which is, whatever the censorship jerks hate is what they want to rub in their face. So it intensifies...
TBH, the damage done by censorship is so great at this point that I think a round two of Nazis is inevitable. There's probably more Nazis now than there were when they had control of a country. All because statist control freaks just had to wield the ban hammer on just about everything.
Been getting a lot of value from this channel lately. This one hits.
Today's experiment :
sea salt in milk,
left to dissolve and warm up,
and will drink after workout
Probably won't do anything. But wanna see. Should probably try differing amounts, too.
True dat... Also funny how religious people think they need to correct what God made.
GM ☕
The problem with nation states is that they don't grant a culture a dignified death. Cultures have life cycles. They start with exuberant life and growth, easily recruiting new members from nearby dying cultures and developing intellectually, artistically, and territorially. But death creeps upon a culture as corruption infects institutions and invert values.
Before the modern nation state, sick cultures were given a relatively quick death when foreign people invaded - peaceful migration or opportunistic conquest, either way of invasion made a quick end to the dying culture.
But now the modern nation states have made agreements with each other and almost eliminated the danger of invasion. Borders are only porous when the government decides to bring in migrants. The hubris of the state is thinking that it can swap out cultures and continue its corrupt parasitism indefinitely. It thinks it has cheated death by transcending culture. But they err - the cancer of corruption is a separate beast, and an elephant cannot ride a donkey.
Which death is preferable? The complete death of hubris, or the death that leads to renewal?
#gm #coffee
Reminds me of archangel Michael. Very similar to a statue in Mont St Michel.
Can't find a picture of it, but its the same design - he's stabbing a serpent ("dragon") with a long lance. Stone sculpture, set in an alcove... A real shame the search engines don't have it
Well, at least its harmless. If it makes us less horny, then we can put more of our energies into building civilization. Although... IMO civilization is a euphemism for slavery. But focusing on the naive and happy aspects...
If you're alluding to circumcision, Christians don't need it. We're circumcised in the heart. And that's just another way of clarifying what "Jew" means, since that's allegory for being rational. Rational as in, not empirical - empiricism is idolatry.
This was interesting :
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/640221/jewish/What-is-the-Meaning-of-the-Name-Jew.htm
A Jew once told me that "Jew" literally means "someone who has a relationship with God." That, to me, means it is someone who uses their own rational capacity to discover hidden truths. An idol is anything which you believe to be true, but which isn't. And rationally, nothing can ever be proven to be true - things can only be proven false. So, I would submit that anyone honestly engaged in philosophy is a Jew, and probably the only people who can be proven to not be Jews are Zionists. That gets into a whole 'nother discussion, though.
Idk, need more information. There's no subscription to bitcoin